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  Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus wander through Dublin on a long day like everyone else. Bloom is the modern-day Odysseus who finally returns home in the middle of the…

  We are not talking this week in K. about Michel Houellebecq’s latest novel, recently released in France, but rather his penultimate one, Submission (published in 2015). Danny Trom has…

  A photograph illustrating Simone Disegni’s article on the attack on the Great Synagogue of Rome in October 1982 shows the pain and rage of Jewish congregants on this day….

  “The craft of forgery, like the photographic shot, prompts us to wonder about authenticity,” warns Elisabeth de Fontenay in her portrait of Adolfo Kaminsky, a forger in the service…

  The great historian Simon Dubnow organized his world history of a people without territory and a state on the basis of the structuring of significant centers in continuous movement….

  For the last issue of the year, before the release of new articles in the first week of January, K. is republishing three articles on three major authors of…

  There are some complaints that we are happy to hear, like the one coming from readers who regret not always having the time to read all the texts published…

  A “language war” between Yiddish and Hebrew took place in Eastern Europe from the middle of the 19th century. The issue at stake was which of the two languages…

  This week K. tells you the story of books that made history. The first and most recent, ‘Vichy and the Jews’, shook up the historiography of the 1980s and…